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String Cheese Incident Live at 4th & B on 2000-02-03

by String Cheese Incident

Publication date: 2000-02-03 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: StringCheeseIncident

Band/Artist: String Cheese Incident

Item Size: 1.8G

Set 1: Restless Wind, Missing Me > Jam > MLT*, Resume Man, Lost, Sand Dollar > Shine

Set 2: Footprints*, She Don't > Jam > Black & White, Suntan, Crosstown Traffic, Jellyfish* > Rollover

Encore: (Acoustic) Indian Creek, White Freightliner Blues

Notes

* with Carlos Washington.

Addeddate: 2002-11-16 00:00:00

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: sci2000-02-03.dsbd.shnf

Lineage: Unknown Transfer; Extraction: CD > EAC > .wav > .shn

Location: San Diego, CA

Numeric_id: 1155

Shndiscs: 2

Source: DSBD > DAT

Type: sound

Venue: 4th & B

Year: 2000

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Reviewer: creature of comfort - - August 14, 2022
Subject: SHINE

unreal

Reviewer: JHart - July 27, 2015
Subject: I have complete lineage for this show who do I contact?

subject says it all

Reviewer: MikesGroover - - February 3, 2012
Subject: Another gem from this era

February 2000 is unquestionably one of the peak months in Cheese's history. They were still playing pretty small venues, but they are already jamming as an incredibly tight ensemble. At the same time, the jamming is just beginning to move into some more interesting areas.
Highlights abound in this San Diego show. The first set Missing Me>jam is excellent, and MLT is almost always improved with a guest horn player. Even Resume Man has some unique style added to the end of the song.
This is the second-ever version of Lost. The Sand Dollar>Shine combo was used multiple times on this tour and all of them are worth seeking out. Kang and Kyle lead the listener on a journey during this extremely patient, unique Shine.
Carlos Washington adds a smooth touch to Footprints without being overpowering. The spacey jam out of Don't Say has some beautiful playing from Kyle, and Jellyfish is extra-long with the addition of Carlos again.

Reviewer: pajamas4-20 - - December 16, 2011
Subject: DAMN

This is one hell of a show. and all of these February 2000 shows are all insane.

Reviewer: woolfiler - - October 20, 2003 (edited)
Subject: Best Shine

If you are looking for the best Shine I can guarantee you it's right here. The intro, cool as hell. It has organ keys instead of the piano ones that you hear in 2/10/00, 3/7/00, etec, but it's still the coolest. They do screw up that crucial note at the very end of the song, right before the "Shiiiine," but only after Kang plays the shit out of the mandolin for several minutes. Besides, they seem to screw up that one note a lot during this crucial Shine development period (i.e. 3/7/00 is exactly the same mistake and is also an awesome Shine).

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